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To compare and synchronize,

•	set connection parameters of the source database and the target one;

•	select target tables and views to compare data;

•	map source tables to the selected ones;

•	view data differences and set the differences to be synchronized;

•	and specify additional synchronization options.

SQLite Data Sync allows you to save and restore all the options set during a session. You need not to specify all options each time you work with the application anew; instead you can load all settings from a project and change them if necessary. When working with a project, all the session parameters are loaded from a project file and may be edited if necessary. To run a wizard with a project, follow More... > Load Project on the first wizard step and enter the name of the project file, recently used projects are also available from this popup menu. Find out more about working with Projects.

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Mar 20, 2024

Data Syncs have been upgraded

New version comes with support of all the modern database server versions available at the moment.

Apr 11, 2016

Data Syncs 16.4 released

This version introduces cross-DBMS data comparison with native support for the most popular database servers, email notifications, and more.

Mar 16, 2015

Data Syncs advanced to version 15.3

New version features an ability to select or disable certain synchronization operations, executing SQL scripts before and after processing each table, a brand new start page, connectivity enhancements, and some other useful things.

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